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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
from the country districts to stand by the
meaSua The NauS connlndas.

measure. The News concludes:
The six counties referred to have legal
right to the appropriation, and we demand
that the legislature shall recognize it. The
Pioneer Press kindly informs the people of
the he'd River waller that they have the right,
and may exercise it. of draining
these lands at their own expense, and,
if they ask for the privilege. the
legislature will, with the considerate consent
OF the Pioneer Press, grant it's authority to
borrow money on the lands for that purpose.
Thank you. We are not quite as ignorant Of
our rights as the Pioneer Press assumes, and
the fact that we do live $50 miles northwest
of st. Paul has not made blank ools Of us,
although we must admit our previous con-
duct and cowardice in not asserting our rights
may have given pretty good grounds for
such supposition.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
Hanged Herself

Sp ecial to the Globe.
RED Wing, Mimi, Jan. 91.-Anna
Swenson, At years of age. residing in Yasa,
and employed at Lars Anderson's house,
while temporarily deranged. hanged her
self to tree Saturday night. Coroner
Magelssen went out to-day, and decided to
hold 10 inquest
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
Club Election.
Special to the Globe.

OptCIaI
RED WING, Jan. 31.-At the annual
meeting of the Salmagundi club the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President. E. 81. Blodgett; first vice
president. A. P. Pierce; second vice presi-
dent, F. L. Kingman; secretary, Tams
BiXby; treasurer, A. II. BoXrud.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
a had SNOW Blockade.
Special to the Globe.

WINNIPEG, Jan. al,-There is a bad
snow blockade on the western division of
the Canadian Pacific railway. There have
been no through trains from British Column
bia since Friday. There was terrible
blizzard along the line ON Saturday. A
Regina.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
Tired of Life.
Special TO the Glohe

WINNIPEG, Man., Jan. 31.-John
Hi1schberg, proprietor of the Leland hotel
at Vancouver, B. c., committed suicide
to-day with laudanum. He had failed the
week before and was consequently despond-
ent. He was formerly a hotelkeeper here
and was at one time a merchant in Mime
sofa. He was aged about So
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
The Portland Defaulter.

SptCIatI 10 IIlH UIOUP,
WINNIPEG, Jan. 31.-The case against
Blackstone, alias Cox, the defaulting Port
land bank clerk, was continued to-day be-
fore Chief Justice Wallbridge. The crime
for which eXtradition is demanded is forg-
cry. Witnesses from Portland were exam
ined, and discriminating letters from Black
stone were read. The case was adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
GOV. PIERCE DEPARTS.
He Designates "a Dem ocrat as Acting
Executive of Dakota aud Leaves
Rismarck


Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, Oak, Jan. 31.-Gov. Pierce
walked into Secretary McCormacks office
at O'Clock this afternoon and authorized
him to fill the gubernatorial chair as he
intended to leave the city. ConseQ uently
this afternoon Mr.. Mccormack was exer-
cising the powers of governor and secretary
OF the territory of Dakota. Tomorrow he
moves into the governors Office. willie the
details of the business in the secretary'S
department will be looked after by affable
Harvey Wilson. GOV. Pierce told me to-
day that his leaving the Office might be
permanent and it might not last beyond five
days. He said he should go to ST. Paul
and perhaps farther east. When asked if
his permanent absence from the Office de-
pended solely on the confirmation of Judge
Church's appointment, he said no; it also
depended ON private business matters. So
the governor left tonight for st. Paul. His
movements are little strange, and there
are large number of his friends here who
think he has
STEPPED DOWN AND OUT
Of the Office for all time. From conversa-
ton with Secretary Mccormack it would
seem that he was under that impression.
Auditor Caldwell is said to be highly effer-
vescing. If Gov. Pierce has left Office per-
manently the appointive powers are placed
in the hands of Acting Governor McCor-
mack, who is a square-shouldered Demo-
crat, and if he is obliged to make appoint
mentS in lieu of full l-tledged governor there
is not a reasonable doubt but that he will stay
by his party. 1t is told in al undertone
that this movement OH the part of Gov.
Pierce was made to escape the great pres
sure that he has been under during the past
few weeks to make appointments. In
leaving he has placed the power in the
hands of a Democrat. where it would be if
the senate should confirm the appointment
of Judge Church. Stalwart Republicans,
who look out from under their hat brims
and whisper secrets among themselves, are
tonight keeping up lively guessing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
AmIndignaut Profest.

SpeClaI 10 LuE OIODe.
MooRHEAD. Mimi, Jan. 31.-The News
this evening boils over in double-leaded in
dignation at the demand of the Pioneer
Press that the legislature shall not make an
appropriation to drain the land of the Red
River valley, and calls upon the members
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
Fergus Falls.
Special to the G

Special to the Globe.
FERGUS FALLS, Minn.. Jan. S1.-Mrs.
A. H. Cole and Mrs. A. E Weatherston left
for Faribault Sunday evening, summoned
there by the death of their mother, Mrs.
Sibbald.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
The Almquist Assignment.

Special TO the GlObe.
RED WING, Mimi, Jan. S1.-Judge
Crosby has filed an order in the matter of
the assignment of John A. Almquist. of
Cannon Falls, that the proceeds of said as
signment be distributed pro rata among
such creditors as shall file releases, as pro-
vided by law, before Feb. 1S.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
Found Dead.

Special 10 the OIODe.
FARGo, Dak., Jan. 31.-An Argus spe-
clal from Sheldon reports that the dead
body of Mr.. Cole. farmer, was found
near his residence about II o'clock last
night. He went out about 6 o'clock. as
supposed. to a neighbor's, but not return
ing in the usual time. search was made and
the body found. He is supposed to have
died of heart disease.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
Talking to the knights.

MANKATo, MIMI, Jan. 31.-Prof. A.
r. Conwell delivered lecture before the
Knights of Labor this evening. This is the
first of series to be given by the knights.
Judge Severance, Rev G. r. Hair and
others will follow shortly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
Sioux C,ty,s New Paper.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Jan. 31.-It is cur
rently rumored here to-day that the new
Democratic morning daily is to be edited by
Col. Keatley. of Council Bluffs. 1t is
understood the first issue of the paper will
appear about Feb. Is.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
IN THE ASSEMBLY
hills were nraSented.

By Powell, to amend the revised statutes
SO that grand and petit jurors should receive
81. 80 per day for each days actual attend
ance at court, and allowing 6 cents per mile
for mileage; by Challoner. to provide for ex-
emption from poll tax all honorabiy dis
charged soldiers and sailors; by Lamure, to
punish poacherS on enclosed lands; by Miller
to allow SherifS to offer rewards for the ap-
prehension Of persons committing felonies
by Miller, to require the state agent for pen
sions to make biennial report to the COVER
nor; by Garside, to provide for the weekly
payment of wages to employees by corpora
tions; by Miller, to establish q Wisconsin
agricultural school, and appropriating there
the school to be vested in board consisting
of eleven regents appointed by the governor.
4 resolution was introduced in the senate
for the purchase of 100. 600 copies of the
list of soldiers and sailors of the late war,
the same to be distributed to Grand Army
commanders throughout the state. In the
assembly a resolution was presented pro-
viding that no new business be introduced
after Feb. 10. It is the general opinion
that there will be sad havoc made with
large number of appropriation bills during
the present session. No less than 1000. 900
will be asked for in one way and another;
S10O, 600 will be asked for by the state agri-
cultural society to purchase grounds in
Milwaukee. This bill will be killed, as
will also the one providing for state agri-
cultural school. The bill appropriating
$780, 900 for the state University building
will probably go through with some slight
notifications.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
nrixen to suicIde.

Special to the Globe.
DEs MONIES, Ia. Jan. 31.-A dispatch
from Panora says: Phil D. Miller lies dead
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01

4 BAD BREAK.
That's What the Executive of Min
nesota Made at the Opera
House.
Caustic Criticism of Gov. McGill
and the High License Mass
Meeting.
Senator Ward and Representative
Rogers Especially Severe in
Their Comment.
The Entire Legislature, Regardless of
Politics, Stirred Up Over
the Insult.
Governor McGill Has No Defenders in
Gue house anu DQI EeW ID
the Senate.
A Caucus of Republican Members Indorses
the Prosser-Daniels High Lii
cense Bill.
A Long and Acrimonious Wrangle
Over the Bill to Tax Notes and
Mortgages.
Gregory, of Washington, Has a Novel
Plan to Compel Railroads to
Issue Passes.
Rev. DR.. Smith Refuses to Take Wa
ter, and is Anxious for Full
Investigation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01
WIsC0NsIN LEGlsLATURE.
Numerous Bills Rntroduced..ThS
Chances for Appropriations.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 21.-Both houses
of the legislature convened tonight, after
recess OF three days. Bills were introduced
in the senate:
By Ginty. to confer corpora te powers privi-
legeS and immunitieS upon corporations for
purposes of discount and deposit: by Cooper,
to provide for the formation and government
of mutual reciprocal or cooperative associa-
tions wishing to engage in the manufacture
or distribution of products or the transactions
OF general business, requiring that no person
shall hold more than one Office in such asso-
citation at time, that no person hold more
than twenty five shares, and that persons
vote instead of shares; by James, to appro-
pirate $4,000 TO the State Dairymen's associa-
ton; by Fritz. to prevent judges from i'm
posing fines for contempt of court in the
matter of statements made regarding him in
newspapers; by Fritz, to prevent the employ
ment of Pinkertons S armed detectives in this
state, and to make the penalty for so doing
from four to eight years in state prison for
both employer and employees.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-In the senate
Mr.. Hoar presented the resolutions oe the
Massachusetts, legislature concerning the
treatment of American fishing vessels in
Canadian waters, declaring itself in favor
OF retaliation to the extent of denying to
Canadian vessels in American ports the
right to purchase supplies, and the eventual
exclusion of all Canadian products by land
OF sea, until the offensive legislation and
action of the Canadian authorities are dis
continued Referred
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-01

to us. read what purports to be, what is
claimed to be, what is asserted to be- a fair
report of the speech of the governor of this
state. He says:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20
9nolanoet.

Sra Ga groSie. @is., blep iibite
Dnsbas meboelt, at ben liQe 8p
Erempeleau blep neiten pbelast peb
Slbebranb 9aseni 5orpeien, ibet be=
le 5orretningsitrbset nebbranbte.
Staben anTaaes til $4,000 meb t,tn
liben Nsiurance.
- @it9ell, Sat-, 2ben Mpril.
S9aar Morses opbasebe man at Sobn
@anieces 9us 10 Mil ipb berfra bar
neobranbt 9pbet al Staten og
blanbt Ruinerne fanbt man 2iset al
Mrs. SO. @n Tamilie, ber leper 2
Ril fra Stebet flyer, at be iaa Slbe,
uoen at saa bioben. 6uabonben ct
paa &eiie / galifornien os 5amilien
par befienbt for at bore / sobe finan=
cielle Dmitenoisbe6er. os bapbe ofte
laant &en9e til fine gsaboer. Da ber
ct pisie 9ins, ber tpbe paa at &oz
men lite bapbe aaaet tilienss os panz
ftelig funbe inbebrenbe, bpis bun bar
paasen, ba Slben optom, ct man ban.
sc for at en- Gorbrbbelfe ligser til
@runo, iom igstes ifiult beo Slbs=
paafettelien. (@enerbeimen.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

Com meobelt iibite l1ae, antom
4rufeeerne for Statens @inbsipse<
bule iibite Onsbassaften, os @uper=
nbr Mc@iq bar osiaa meo. Set bar
@e9npeir, ,men allisepel blep Der siort
.en Eur ubouer til Eomten for bet npe
9oipital. Senere paa Nftenen bar
ber ct Mp6e / @rano 9otel, boor ogs
faa enbel 8pmanb berfra bar tilitebe.
8reiibent so. S. 9aniels fra &o9e>
iter lebebe MBbet. Sc to nps ub>
nennte Eruiteer 5erfra aflaaoe @mz
bebseben. @efreter @art af Gtatens
Boarb Of CHARITIES par o9iaa tilite>
be, o9 ban oplete en- &apport an9aa>
enoe ben Commissions Nrbeite, lom
ifulbe befemme @tebet. Sc for1tiel=
lise &ontratter blep opleite os bog
fbrte bos Setreteren. @n &omite
beitaaenoe af Epler, @risbt os 8ar>
to blep uoneont til@at erbolbe Stip=
ber paa be foritieQise 2anbiptter, %
til at oprette en- &ontraft meb 8Den
ONT en- &loat o9 en- &ontratt ON &ano
meo &anoperts: :&ompasniet. Strait
fra @bafopee os @easber fra Man=
tato blep uonepnt til at ubferbise
8laner, iom fremlasses peb ferite
Narsmpbe ben 4be Mai. 2iselebes
bleo ubneont en- &omite, ,iom ital ben=
uenoe fig til S. S. Siq ansaoenbe ct
Sioeipor up til bet norbenoe5inbs1D=
aeboipital.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20
@innefpta.

Sfel9e Moorhead News 1fal to
unse Manb fra Seem Sort MilIs babe
frarppet en- @uenife fra @aoena enbel
&ense forrise Tirsoas / Merbeben af
Mfuifooa mellem @lpnbon % 9atplep.
M{enS ben enc af be to 9iennemipste
Manoens 9ommer, itoo ben anoen
ober bam meb to ipanbte @epolpere,
o9 be to9 fra bam $22. Sc to unee
&pperes Maon er @arfer. Sc bar
tilitaaet GorbrD6elien os CT nu i
Gensilet / @oorbeab.
= st &epenae.Gono af 5000, 900
ct blepen reiit for Carlton college i
Mortbfielo.
-Sfb1se Moorhead News ital ber
paabespnbes en- nD Sernbanelinie
mellem Moorbeao os Bredenribse, os
&rbeioet fta( iettes isana itrar.
= @n Epfer peo gfapn 9(nbrep
&rnble 1gste at fomme pmborb paa ct
/ Sart nerenbe Sernbanetren / Min=
neapolis Senba9saften men falbt os
fit beg9e Ben operfibrte. 9an blep
brast til 9r. Mmes' @ontor, bporBe>
meme blep afiatte, os berefter blep ban
bragt til 9ofpitalet men bbbe Man>
bassmorgen.
= Sbet en- un9 Manb / Minnea<
polls fiofe 5bnba9 bar ifero meb at
ititfe en- &euolper neb Brpitlommen
paa fin Duerfratte, git ct Stub al o9
brebte bam.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20
9et, ,.pe Gtftertlob.

Bi er blepen anmobet pm at oper<
iette benne os TRIPLE ben / useblabet,
% ben fblser MI nebenfor.
/. Set er til enbper 9ib forbubt
at fanse eller brebe Silt af noset
@lass unbta9en Stpr (sturgeon) /
no9et 8anb Dttertail @ountp paa
anben Maabe enb meb Nnsel %
Sngre.
2. @nbuer. fom opertraber no9en
af Beitemmelierne benne Sob, er
ifplbis i en- Gorieelie os ifal, ,naar ban
er bpmt berfor ile99es en- Mu1ft af
life unber $40 os lite ouer $50 for
bper Opertrebelie.
8. Set ita1 bore en- 8list forTorz
manben al Superpiiorsi boert Eotun
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

at forfBlse for &etten enbper Dper=
treoelie, iom ifer bans Eotun, ,ln=
oer Beitemmellerne / 6enne COB.
4. IQe &etsforfplselier forDuer=
traoelier al benne Sob ita1, mebl1nb=
to9elie at boab foran benne Cob ct
anoerteoes beitemt, tie ifglse Be-
1temmelierne / Statens. alminoeli9e
9ope.
5. IQe 2ope euer Dele beraf, iom
lite ct Operensitemmelie bermeb, er
berpeo opbepebe.
6. 9enne 2op ftal trebe / &raft,
fra ben Sag, ben er pe6taqet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

2emperance>5olfet fen,te for bet
meite for Guitin til MaDor.
Saa 9iorbe usiaa @aloonfoltet.
Der bar en- II - Mfbolb8manb
blanbt &olitierne ber ifior. S. SIM
telion ct bans Mapn.
MaDor Iuitin ubnepnte en- np
Mfanb ifteoetfor Jintelion trobs bet
alminoeli9e 0nlte.
Da Der bar tire Stemmer for bper
for 9bler os &atuion til 8pabpofater,
ofslOroe MaDor Nuitin 1lbEaset til
Sorbel for @atplon.
NpropoS - ct ber nosen,iom erinz
orer, bporlebes Nfbolbsfoltet itemte
for Mabor?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20
Sill mine 0enner.

Seq bar ben Tornpielie at meooele,
at ies ct ensaseret iont @a1ssmano
bos @rceliior @lotbin8 @ompanp, %
bet nilbe s1nbe mig, ON S tom
ber, os ri maatte faa ebers @sgz
ming. Seq pil foriifre, at s ifal fins
be famine penlise 6orefommenbeb
iom f6r os ben famine lapeite Bris
iom tib1i5ere. @reeliior glotbins
Company bar ct fort u9 pelasiorteret
Dplaq, os ba bet er fjpbt fra fgrite
9aanb, ct ri npot til at ialge for la
pere 8ris eno noset anbet 8us i
@ountiet. 9aabenbe at ie mine genz
ner bos @rceliior forbliper leg
8enliQft ebers
Gbeobor Berg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

@porlebes ifulbe bet MI bore for
5ersus Sails at iatte Saloon=2icenie
op til $500?
st &epublitanernes Hrincip ON
2icenie ret, iaa naatte bet bore ri9ti9
at forbpie 2icenien nu, tbi bpi 2icenie
ituloe torrin9e @aloonerne8 9lntal,
o9 bet er bette, iom @briteparten af
Dor 8efolfnins er efter. 9eaar ri
flyer Stpriteparten, ba er bet ristis=
not meo ben Gorftaaelie, at Mfbolosz
foltet osiaa bellere fer faa END mango
@alooner. 6bis berimob lite bette
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

@r oer MI noseu, iom tror, at BET
blanot be IA Nnfssere ON @aloen=
91cenie ct iaabanne, fom bar brepet
5orretninsen paa en- Zig Maabe, at
ban minbre eno nosen al be andre
bar fortient at faa fin anipsnins be-
nil9et, ber ban iise faalebes til ct
eller anhet Meblem 8praabet, iom
er billist til at bbre paa bam. Sab
% be9pnoe meb 8esDnbelien benne
@ang og oeretter bele 1iben gipe 8p=
raaoet at foritaa, bporlebes ri pnfer
bet, iaa pil bet fble fig itprtet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20
Smrra tor asartoale @oller Riu!

9enne Mp0e, iom ct blepen forlpz
net meb npe &alier, npe @ister, nDe
@anbbjul, saar MI iom Gblse beraf
en- np os beore Gremtio imBbe. Ba>
re bring os bin 9pebt, &us, 8ps os
Mais, iaa ital ou finbe, at pi sibr
sobt 9lrbeibe os siper enbper arlist
Maal. @ip bin Spsnius til oine
geaboer, Iaa pil be itabe ct Marfeo
for bine Rornuarer % bibrase til at
betale @fatterne. 9en, iom bielper
fine gfaboer, bjelper fig ielp.
8artbale Mpqetonnpagni.
8artbale ben lobe Marts 1887.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

l1nbertesneoe aster at ielse fin
6arm / 9oipn Of Oscar, Dttertail
So. 8aa 5armen inbiaaes iaar on<
firing 80 Ncres % ber er p(antet
Ereer paa "a Mcres. Baa 5arz
men er gobt @aanin9sbus, Tlpsbule
% @ranarp. Ser ct to Brbnoe os
besuben en- 2dfe, til builfen ben ino>
hesnebe 4apnesans saar neo. Ser
fan 9ipes lang 9enitano paa bet me-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20
Mufit I @jent,,tet.

Ser er intet, iom ben Grab gigr
.et &iem lDit os muntert, iom Muiif.
Muiiten pper en- beipncerlis SnbFD<
BELLE paa @inoene; zen opmuntrer ben
foriasts, ,trpiter ben iorsfulbe, ,forbpier
@leben bos ben glade, ,itemmer Sielen
til Glpor bos ben anbestiee. Set ct
lite ben Stemnins / Menne1eiialen.
lite ben Strens bet mennefelise
8rpit, iom lite fan anl llaaes siennem
3onerne lise fra &irfeorselets met
opbpiebe& til8iolinens lipli9fe
Steel. Sra @u99en til @rapen Dber
Muiifen o9 Sansen % bore beofe
Mpoeller.
Ds Muiifen bar ben gsenitab, at
ben fan nDbes al olle li9e fra ben fore
3onefunitner, iom foritaar at npte
nGremtiosmuiifen", til ben glade Nr,
beioer, iom fbjter fine 5oltepiier peb
fit Nrbeioe. Suaen &unit eller @iz
benltab eQer &unofab fnDtter Men>
neitene iaa tet iammen lom netop
Muiifen.
If ben @runo bpr man pleie Mu=
iitens 9prtelie Sien,mene. Suis
ct al Bprnene - 9rens eller 8ise-
bar SPIT til Muiit, bpr man al6ris
neste bet at fglse oenne 2pit.iffe for>
bi man ftal tenfe fig, at oeofommen>
be 1tuloe blipe en for &unitner elz
let baue ct fort Talent, Offer ban
fig i8eli6oelle berafja iaa meset bes
beore altiaa), men for be slaoe Gi>
mer, iom ban pil berebe fig 1elo os
andre.
Set ct insen, iom pil fratienoeMu>
iiten en- foreolenbe Snbflpoelie; oae en>
boer pil in6rpmme, at bet er beore,
lanst beore,at be nnge tilbrinse nosle
Elmer ct 8ar Nftener um l1gen meo
5ans os Muiit delp ON oisie&reitaz
tioner ipnes miuore eno miobelmaaoi=
gel Muitttjenoeres 1ren), enb ON be
tilbrinse Nftcnen meo &ortipil eller
maalte enbos @uir os os 9rit. sS8Dz
erne ct bet meset almin6elist, at unse
Mennefer ere / Sansforeninser eQer
priuat bDrfeMuiit, t,men paa 2anbet ~
nes mansen Gang be alore, at better
liot uel flint" ,naar ct af8srnene gierz
ne pi1r:ere Sober" os lere at bebanb>
lie ct eller anbet muiitallt Snitrument.
Men naar ben rlnse pirfelis bar 2pit
til Muiifen, er bet uret at neste bam
bet. Eent paa bpor mango unpttise
@enee, ber pbiles bort til &ortipil,
&esleipil og lisnenoe al be unse, os
mansen Sang al be samle meb, os
tent iaa paa, bporman9e glade 81
t1er @iemmet @uliten pil funne
brin9e.
Men meo bet iamme ital oslaa ct
anoet Orb iises, os bet er, at bet er
albeles forfaitelist, bpao 8Dfolf
iaa ofte sibre, nenlis at tpin9e 8prn
til at ipiue. S intet Sag aielber
BET iaa meset iou Muiit, at bet
er 9piten, oer briper @erfet, os bet
Barn, 1om iapner 9niten, ital man
lite tpinse. @en bpor 2piten %
uobolbenbeben finbes. lab Barnet
BABE 2ob at bDrte ben itipnnefe af
aQe Sumter.
(5fanb. Mrbeioer=S =Sournal.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

Son. anute gselion bliper Red
Wing Republican rof for ben
statsmanos=@isbom iom ban bar
laSt TOR Sa9eu / Ell Stripelie, iom
ban ienbte til ct Mgbe / ct. Saul
forleoen, buor 5orbol6et mellem @nss
Lamb % Srlanb blep bisfuteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

ut BET ftulbe bebpues iaa mango
Smaaitabninsers &irtiombeb fcrat
9ipre Dor Oit til bet, ri fororer af
ben, {om en- Irtitel paa Gibe 2 paas
piier, ct fanife liot npt for mango af
bore Qe1ere. Sees ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20
ite al &jgbeiummen. Man benoeno'
fig til @ieren
8 Gabriel Smebaffen,
3tap2O @li5abetb, Minn.
6tn9ttett Hreo.

&il u6oper 8aaren b!ipe ltationes
ret iaaleoes: Wanoasene bos Sens
&uob, Dane 8rairie; Dnsoasene bos
9alpor 6au9en Nuroal; fra Eborsz
bag Miboag til 2groas Miboag /
Battle Safe. 9inslten ct balu 9eor,
n1an o9 balu Mor9an o9 peier 100
Yunb. .. S. &ubb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

Bembina 16 Npril. &nuo Siuer=
ion bleu arreteret isaar, ibet bans
Some bar antlaset bam for s@ste>
ltabsbruo, o9 ban itbber nu Count
tpfenai1et &embina, oa ban lite fun>
be itaffe 8pnb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

itu1be ilaa til, peb ri lite netop, ON
Maioriteten bill bore inbe for en- @e>
button at Nntallet, men bet itaar ial<
falo Hart for os, at funbe Bpen faa
blot 4 eQer 6 Salooner iftebetfor IA,
bar bette me9et at foretrette.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

2onoon 18be Ipril. ct 9amptib
ct forliit6 uenfor @oriica. @f be e250
Basia9erer ct so bleuen rebbebe.
Sialp er ienot uo til @raset, men
Spen saar iaa bpi, at bet ct meo flor
8anlfelisbeo, mon tan TONNE no til
@fibet.